Feast of Saint Mary Magdalene
Saint Mary Magdalene according to the fathers of the Church distinguish the three persons, the "sinner" of Luke 7:36-50, the sisters of Martha and Lazarus in Luke 10:38-42 and John 11 and Mary Magdalen of Luke 8:2. The Latin Fathers believe that they are one person, however, some scholars believe that they are two if not three. What is clear based on the reading the Church uses today for the celebration of this feast is the one who first encountered the Risen Christ in the early hours of the Easter Sunday. Whether he is a sinner or the one Jesus expelled with seven demons or not, I believe will not matter with her after the centuries that elapse that had thought as such. What is important, I believe, is that sinners we may be, we have to come to Jesus to implore His divine mercy and received salvation and like Mary proclaimed to the world God's continuous saving act here and now. Through the invitation of Rev. Fr. Jun Olaso, the parish priest of St....